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Coming Back picks up after McCone's near-fatal injury in Locked In, it's a terrific book in which Muller gives us the narrative from all characters in third-person.
There's no rose-colored future for the investigator, just lots of realistic therapy and hard knocks. And there are bad days - very bad days. One of her cats has died and then the second cat dies to add to a very, very bad day.
Muller doesn't coddle our hero, as McCone's friends try to do. McCone's gritty determination has survived not only the comfortable affluence of recent novels, but the real and shattering assaults of the last two or three. Once I started to read it I could not put this one down!
There's no rose-colored future for the investigator, just lots of realistic therapy and hard knocks. And there are bad days - very bad days. One of her cats has died and then the second cat dies to add to a very, very bad day.
Muller doesn't coddle our hero, as McCone's friends try to do. McCone's gritty determination has survived not only the comfortable affluence of recent novels, but the real and shattering assaults of the last two or three. Once I started to read it I could not put this one down!
